A quiz asks readers to identify a famous horror director who won an Oscar for best original screenplay on his first try in 2017, known for switching genres from comedy to anxiety-inducing horror.

An article provides an analysis of Altria stock, deeming it interesting but suggesting alternative investment options for readers.

Readers are invited to share their favorite and most exciting Winter Olympics sports.

BookTok influencer Jack Edwards shares how setting reading targets helps him read more, sparking a discussion among authors and readers about the rise of reading metrics.

Historic photographic evidence of Nazi war crimes in Greece was priced at €100,000 before being withdrawn from an online auction site.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton shares his Premier League predictions for the weekend, competing against Embrace bassist Steve Firth, BBC readers, and AI.

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BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton, alongside Embrace bassist Steve Firth, and with input from BBC readers and AI, makes predictions for this weekend's Premier League matches.

The Financial Times is hosting an Ask an Expert Q&A to discuss how Europe should prepare for a potential transatlantic divorce, inviting readers to submit questions.

Readers share their top recommendations for early spring trips to southern Europe, highlighting destinations like Avignon for warmth and culinary delights.

A travel feature highlights 19 new ways to visit the Canary Islands, encouraging readers to discover fresh perspectives on the destination.

An article invites readers to submit questions about the Denver Broncos, covering their history, current status, and future prospects.

The Guardian is inviting readers to share their stories about how they are using chatbots and AI to navigate their social lives and make important life decisions.

PREMIUM TIMES provides instructions for readers to set the publication as their preferred source on Google, ensuring they stay updated on investigations, reports, and opinion articles.

Purdue fans are reacting to the possibility of Braden Smith breaking the NCAA assist record as the season progresses.

An article encourages readers to embrace surfing as a spring activity.

An article encourages readers to embrace surfing culture and activities as spring arrives.

An article encourages readers to embrace a surfing-inspired lifestyle this spring.

The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace a surfer-inspired lifestyle for spring.

An analysis of Field Gulls readers' 2025 Seahawks season predictions reveals that some accurately predicted 14 wins, while fewer foresaw a Super Bowl victory.

An essay published in The Atlantic about a mother's experience with a child's death from measles has drawn criticism from readers and physicians who feel the account was misleading.

This article lists the top 10 revenge manhwa, highlighting series that offer readers the satisfaction of seeing antagonists receive their comeuppance.

Following a list of movie romance picks by Guardian writers, readers have responded with their own alternative suggestions for big screen love stories.

Perfect pancake recipes from the establishment 'Where the Pancakes Are' are shared with readers.

An article examines Robert Kiyosaki's views on the stock market and advises readers on whether to follow his investment recommendations this year.

Readers are invited to vote for the top boys athlete performance in Palm Beach County from the past week.

A collection of reader postcards expresses views on various topics including the national debt, Social Security, Iran, Cuba, and the Pride flag, reflecting a range of public concerns.

An article highlights five modern books that are presented as having the potential to profoundly change readers' lives if they engage with their content.

Letters to The Times discuss Keir Starmer's proposal for a more 'European Nato', reflecting diverse opinions on the future of the alliance.

Polls are open for readers to vote for the Athlete of the Week in various local regions, including Wayne/Holmes County, Monroe News-Star, Daily Tribune, and Gadsden Times, recognizing standout performances from the past week.

A long-running series invites readers to share their thoughts on a philosophical question, this week focusing on the nature of courage and how to overcome fear.

Readers are invited to share their favorite television couples and explain why these on-screen romances hold a special place in their hearts.

A detailed recipe guides readers on how to master the complex yet delicious Thai chicken massaman curry.

A weekly sports quiz challenges readers on recent major stories across various sports, including the Winter Olympics, Six Nations rugby, and the Super Bowl.

A call for readers to share their experiences managing medical bills and health insurance costs highlights the ongoing challenges faced by individuals in the American healthcare system.

Letters to the editor reflect on Keir Starmer's ongoing challenges and the repercussions of the Peter Mandelson scandal within the Labour party.

The Times announces changes to how readers can access and read its content on tablet devices.

The Phinsider is conducting a fan census to determine the geographical distribution of its Miami Dolphins readership worldwide.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton shares his Premier League predictions for the weekend, competing against Embrace bassist Steve Firth, BBC readers, and AI.

The Tehran Times has released its latest edition in PDF format, making it accessible for readers online.

Readers express concerns about increasing medical bills impacting Social Security checks, highlighting the financial strain on individuals.

Phone addiction and national service, in readers’ eyes.

An article discusses the necessity of Europe acquiring nuclear weapons to deter Russia in Ukraine, alongside other readers' letters, while another argues that only a unified army and true integration will solve Europe’s defense problems.

An article invites readers to share their thoughts and join the conversation in the comments section.

A quiz challenges readers on their knowledge of news covered by The Week between February 14 and 20.

A weekly quiz challenges readers on their knowledge of recent global events, including a mysterious fossil discovery.

The New York Times addresses a frequently asked question from its readers regarding the funding sources for the research it covers.

Readers express their opinions on Congress's actions regarding D.C. policy, the impact of unpaid federal workers, and public perception of the Ukraine conflict.

Readers discuss the freezing of Plan 2 student loan repayments, arguing it unfairly impacts graduates and calling for reforms such as grants, interest write-offs, or a graduate tax.

The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace surfing this spring, highlighting the sport's appeal.

An article encourages readers to connect with their inner surfer spirit as spring arrives.

Readers are invited to cast their votes for the Athens-area 2026 preseason girls soccer player of the year.

The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace a surfer-inspired lifestyle and aesthetic as spring approaches.

An article from The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace a surfing-inspired lifestyle for the spring season.

An article from The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace a surfer-inspired lifestyle for the spring season.

Readers share their reactions to Emerald Fennell's film adaptation of Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights,' starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.

The increasing reliance on pharmacists to fill gaps in healthcare due to a doctor shortage is sparking debate among readers.

A photo challenges readers to identify a famous woman posing in a tight, eye-popping leather outfit.

Davenport's Modern Woodmen Park has received its fourth consecutive nomination for 'Best Minor League Ballpark' by USA Today 10BEST Readers' Choice.

Readers in Greater Cincinnati can now vote for the Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Athlete of the Week for performances through February 8, 2026.

A new logic puzzle, 'Chapeau! A smart new hat puzzle,' challenges readers with logicians and their bonnets.

Readers respond to an article suggesting that learning a language should be driven by passion rather than practicality.

A weekly column provides an overview of significant space-related news and events that occurred over the past week, keeping readers informed on the latest in space exploration and science.

A daily feature from The Times revisits significant events and moments from history, offering readers a glimpse into the past.

A daily column titled "The Daily Hilario" provides readers with a dose of lighthearted, off-topic content and humor.

The Financial Times is inviting readers to submit questions for a live Ask an Expert Q&A session with economics commentator Chris Giles, focusing on how to navigate global economic risks this year.

A reader call-out seeks opinions on whether the latest Wuthering Heights film adaptation has prompted people to read or re-read Emily Brontë’s classic novel.

For newcomers to the romantasy genre, a list of ten recommended books is provided to help readers start their journey into the popular literary category.

A long-running series invites readers to answer a profound question: what would be the most socially useful way to spend a billion dollars, covering topics from trivial to scientific.

In a long-running series, readers share their thoughts and advice on how to overcome fear and cultivate courage.

An article offers advice on how to cope with cold weather in parts of Mexico, reminding readers that not all regions are tropical beaches.

Readers are questioning whether the Green Bay Packers will retain free agent Romeo Doubs and if the upcoming season is a make-or-break year for coach Matt LaFleur.

A lifestyle piece from The Times encourages readers to visit a destination for its whisky but stay for the people.

An article provides information on the average credit scores for individuals in their 40s and 50s, allowing readers to compare their own scores.

The Saturday quiz challenges readers with questions ranging from the inspiration behind a rock group's name to general knowledge about Spain's largest R and various celebrities.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton shares his Premier League predictions for the weekend, competing against Embrace bassist Steve Firth, BBC readers, and AI.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton makes his Premier League predictions against Embrace bassist Steve Firth, BBC readers, and AI.

The UK is experiencing a growing measles outbreak, with readers expressing alarm and attributing falling MMR vaccination rates to social media misinformation and distrust of experts.

A fresh weekly open thread is available for Bernie's Dugout readers.

Readers have offered advice to Rick Barnes regarding calling timeouts and questioned if Kim Caldwell is in over her head.

A feature inviting readers to guess the identities of three adorable children who later became celebrities.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton and Embrace bassist Steve Firth, along with BBC readers and AI, offer their predictions for the upcoming Premier League matches.

An article encourages readers to embrace surfing as a spring activity.

An article encourages readers to embrace their inner surfer this spring, suggesting a lifestyle or fashion trend.

A discussion prompt asking readers to predict which spring training storylines are likely to prove inaccurate or age poorly.

Cities across the United States are deliberating whether to continue using automatic license plate readers, with concerns rising over privacy and their potential use by federal immigration agents.

A weekly sports quiz challenges readers on their knowledge of recent sporting events, including how long Dyche lasted at Forest.

The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace a surfer lifestyle this spring.

The Wall Street Journal encourages readers to embrace a surfing-inspired lifestyle this spring.

An article lists the five best Scottish islands, including some that readers may not be familiar with.

Readers are invited to submit their questions for this week's PostPulpit Mailbag.

Readers have responded to billionaire Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe’s remark that 'the UK is being colonised by immigrants,' stating that his words have sullied the club's reputation.

An article guides readers to locations across America known for their cinematic charm and movie-magic appeal.

This article discusses the average 401(k) balance for individuals in their 60s in 2026 and provides a comparison for readers.

An article questions the absence of women's groups in certain public discussions, urging readers to consider their own engagement.

Readers are invited to share their favorite family adventure tips in Europe for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays break.

Readers are invited to vote for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's high school athlete of the week from a selection of top performers.

Beyond its tragic romance, Emily Brontë's novel 'Wuthering Heights' is known for its intricate family tree, which is now being broken down for readers.

These articles analyze the investment potential of Evergy stock, advising readers on whether to buy shares before a specific upcoming date.

A new twist on the classic 'common knowledge' hat riddle, titled 'Chapeau!', is presented, inviting logicians to deduce facts based on the puzzle's premise.

An article presents a challenge for readers to identify a well-known showrunner, highlighting the recognition of behind-the-scenes figures in entertainment.

Readers share their stories of seeing now-famous acts like Oasis and David Bowie perform before they achieved widespread stardom.

TMZ published two interactive articles challenging readers to identify A-list actors from altered or obscured photos, providing clues to help solve the puzzles.

A collection of brief letters from readers touches on various light topics, including the concept of AI romance, Valentine's Day, and other everyday observations like currency and pub queues.

A weekly news quiz challenges readers on their knowledge of recent sports events, including topics like skating, soccer, and sporting heroes.